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Human FBRS (Probable fibrosin-1) ELISA KIT (HUFI05232)
  • Human FBRS (Probable fibrosin-1) ELISA KIT (HUFI05232)
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Human FBRS (Probable fibrosin-1) ELISA KIT (HUFI05232)

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HUFI05232

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For researchers investigating probable fibrosin-1 (FBRS) biology, this Assay Genie ELISA kit provides a quantitative immunoassay platform in a 96-assay kit format. FBRS, encoded by the FBRS gene on human chromosome 16, has been studied in relation to fibroblast activity and connective tissue development, supporting research applications in fibrosis, tissue remodeling, and extracellular matrix biology.

The assay follows a solid-phase immunoassay principle with a colorimetric absorbance readout performed on a standard microplate, with all necessary reagents supplied for 96 individual reactions. Sample compatibility covers human serum or EDTA plasma-derived specimens, with each run producing absorbance values that correlate with FBRS concentration through a standard curve generated with the included recombinant reference standards.

Reagent contents include pre-coated plate wells, lyophilized standards, biotinylated detection antibodies, streptavidin-HRP conjugate, chromogenic substrate solution, wash buffer, and assay diluent. All components are formulated for research use only and should be handled according to standard laboratory protocols, with working solutions kept refrigerated between uses and stored aliquots protected from light to preserve reagent activity.

Application areas include biomarker discovery, connective tissue research, and investigations into fibrosin-1 function in normal and pathological states. The kit supports in vitro studies of human FBRS expression in academic, clinical, and pharmaceutical research laboratories working on fibroblast regulation, collagen biology, and related signaling pathways.